Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-13
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SAN FRANCISCO. April IA Your
correspondent has been unIiriDg il
his efforts tn learn more of the true
iuwardness OF the Kissane mystery
and the dcvelopements prove to be
more startling and sensational than
anything yet discovered, Last
night letter was sent covering the
main facts of Kissane's career, and
this viii be followed by others, Civ
ing all the facts attainable. What
will most startle the Masonic fra
ternity. that has moved every lever
to screen Rodgers, is the fact dis
closed by your correspondent. that
Bill KissaDe was expelled from a
Masonic Lodge, in 1872, for his
crimes. This is given on excellent
testimony, and the truth or falsity
of the statement can easily be
proved by reference to the Lodge
records. IF, as stated, Rogers il
now a member of a Masonic Lodge
then Reuben III. Lloyd, his brother,
has transgressed one of the most
stringent rules in Masonry, in al
| lowing his disgraced brother to sail
under the cloak of Masonry.
The situation is hourly becoming
more delicate and none can tell
WHEN THE EXPLOSION WILL TAKE
PLACE.
1t is believed that it only awaits
the final decision from New York
on the motion To quash the former
indictments. 1t is whispered that
if the matter Gets into the Courts
W. K. Roeers is not the only prom
inent citizen in the United States
who shall be asked to recall the
miSdeeds of thirty five years ago.
The confession of Kissanp gives
full history Of the gang of which he
was a member, and they are not
all dead. Ii Is even whispered In
San Francisco that fingers can be
la d upon at least, one other party
who could not satisfactorily explain
his connection with Kissane. "he
hour apparently Is not ripe, how
ever, aud The chains of evidence
must first be well forged before
those who know these facts, will
talk. General Darr declined for the
present TO be further interviewed
for publication. and your GORE
spondent has been forced t. seek
other channels of informa
ton, with what success, will br
seen in my letters and kilograms OF
today, and Of the balance of the
week w K Rogers. otherwise,
BILL KIssANE is IN SAN FRANCISCO
Now and Will probably make no at
tempt TO get away. Even he
should, it would perhaps only pre-
cipitate matters, for the Chemical
bank and the untirIng Darr, who
has tracked him for 80 years, doubi-
less keep a close watch on his move
ments aud know where to put there
hands on him when the requisition
arrives. Rodgers on FRI ay or Sat
urday, obtained a promise from
Fitch that he would allow no ad.
to be inserted ia the BulletIn, re-
ferring IN any way to Lloyd or Rog-
ers by name. This was explained
as the reason why the Bees adver-
tisemeBt was declined.
Lloyd is in town but has not been
seen on the streets since the arrival
Of the Bee, Thursday night.
CONCLUSIVE PROOF OF HIS IDEN-
Has been discovered and will be
treated of in my letters. Up to the
present time it has been believed
that Lloyd was in no way connected
with any of his brothers crimes.
but some testimony developed in
one of the forgery cases, and given
in my sketch of kissane's career,
would indicate that Lloyd himself
may be somewhat implicated. 1t
Is believed, at all events, that he
will not willingly place himself on
the stand where awkward nnestinns